National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Islamic Republic of Pakistan
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No. NEPRAJR/DL/LAG-465/ 9/27-6 September 09, 2020
Mr. Farman Ahmed Khan Lodhi, Chief Executive Officer, Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited, 3rd Floor, Horizon Vista, Block-4, Clifton, Karachi.
Subject: Grant of Generation Licence No. SGC/143/2020 Licence Application No. LAG-465 Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited (SBEPL)
Reference: SBEPL 's application submitted vide letter dated September 13, 2019.
Enclosed please find herewith Generation Licence No. SGC/143/2020 granted by National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) to Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited (SBEPL) for its 05.00 MW Solar Power Plant located at Lahore, Chunian & Okara Cantonment, in the Province of Punjab, pursuant to Section 14B of the Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power Act, 1997/Amendment Act, 2018. Further, the determination of the Authority in the subject matter is also attached.
2. Please quote above mentioned Generatioi 'cence No. for future correspondence.
Enclosure: As Above
(Syed Safeer Hussain) Copy to:
1. Secretary, Ministry of Energy, Power Division, A-Block, Pak Secretariat, Islamabad.
2. Chief Executive Officer, Alternative Energy Development Board (AEDB), 2'" Floor, OPF Building, G-5/2, Islamabad.
3. Chief Executive Officer, CPPA-G, ENERCON Building, Sector G-5/2, Islamabad. 4. Managing Director, NTDC, 414-WAPDA House, Lahore.
5. Chief Executive Officer, Lahore Electric Supply Company Limited, 22-A, Queens Road, Lahore.
6. Director General, Environmental Protection Department, Government of Punjab, National Hockey Stadium, Ferozpur Road, Lahore National Electric Power Reciulatory Authority (NEPRA)
Determination of the Authority in the Matter of Application of Solis Bravo Enerqv (Private) Limited for the Grant of Generation Licence
September0l 2020 Case No. LAG-465
(A). Filinq of Application
(i). Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited (SBEPL) submitted an application on September 16, 2019 for the grant of generation licence in terms of Section-14B of Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power Act, 1997 (the "NEPRA Act") read with the relevant provisions of the NEPRA Licensing (Application and Modification Procedure) Regulations, 1999 (the "Licensing Regulations").
(ii). The Registrar examined the submitted application and found that same in compliance with the Licensing Regulations. Accordingly, the Registrar submitted the application for the consideration of the Authority to decide the admission of the application or otherwise. The Authority considered the matter and found the form and content of the application in substantial compliance with Regulation-3 of the Licensing Regulations.
(iii). Accordingly, the Authority admitted the application on October 25, 2019 for consideration of the grant of the generation licence as stipulated in Regulation-7 of the Licensing Regulations. The Authority approved an advertisement to invite comments of general public, interested and affected persons in the matter as stipulated in Regulation-8 of the Licensing Regulations. Accordingly, notices were published in one (01) Urdu and one (01) English newspapers on October 30, 2019.
Page 1 of 15 (iv). In addition to the above, the Authority also approved a list of stakeholders for seeking their comments for its assistance in the matter in terms of Regulation-9(2) of the Licensing Regulations. Accordingly, letters were sent to different stakeholders as per the approved list on October 30, 2019, soliciting their comments for assistance of the Authority.
(B). Comments of Stakeholders
(I). In reply to the above, comments were received from three (03) different stakeholders. These included Central Power Purchasing Agency (Guarantee) Limited (CPPAGL), Lahore Electric Supply Company Limited (LESCO) and Ministry of Science and Technology (MoST). The salient points of the comments offered by the said stakeholders are summarized below:
(a). CPPAGL submitted that SBEPL is planning to set up Photo Voltaic (PV) cell based generation facilities consisting of two distinct locations with a cumulative installed capacity of 4.00 MW for supplying/selling at different locations of Military Engineering Services (MES) in Okara and Lahore Cantonment. In light of the provisions of the NEPRA Licensing (Generation) Rules, 2000 (the "Rules"), the Authority is required to scrutinize all applications for the generation licence on "Least Cost Option Criteria (LCOC)". According to the existing tariff structure for the end consumer, the more the number of units being sold, less will be the per unit rate for the fixed capacity charges and vice versa. In the view of foregoing, it is suggested that (a). a quantum for Distributed Generation needs to be ascertained in light of the demand projections (against which agreements/procurements have already taken place) while keeping in view the Energy charge avoided by the Distributed Generation consumers/source against which the capacity charge was supposed to be recovered (as per
Page 2 of 15 existing tariff structure of the end consumers); (b). a uniform tariff required to be introduced (in the existing end consumer tariff setting framework) for the Grid Connected Distributed Generator Consumer (be it for Net-Metering or Self-Consumption) by incorporating a new tariff category in the Schedule of Tariff (SOT); (c). a separate Category for Grid-Connected Distribution Generation (be it for Net- Metering or Self-Consumption) needs to be introduced through a Central Planning Mechanism in order to ensure proper registration and charge of respective tariff; (d). The design of the competitive wholesale market i.e. CTBCM has already been submitted by CPPAGL to NEPRA for regulatory approval in March 2018. Unless the design of the competitive wholesale market is approved and the wholesale market become functional, the retail suppliers could not carry out the sales/purchase transactions without any market framework. Therefore, the first prerequisite in this regard is to have an approved model of the competitive wholesale market from the regulator in order to proceed further towards the retail market;
(b). LESCO remarked that SBEPL has submitted an application for grant of generation licence in respect of its proposed PV based generation facilities to be located Okara and Lahore Cantonments. SBEPL intends to sell generated electric power from its above mentioned generation facilities to MES. It is pertinent to mention that Garrison Engineering Army Okara Cantonment has two connections of LESCO under tariff C-2b (29) with sanctioned load of 4500 kW each under tariff C-2b. They are already supplying/selling power to Okara Cantonment area. Besides Garrison Engineer Army South, Lahore Cantonment is a Bulk Power consumer (BPC) of LESCO having electricity connection
Page 3 of 15 with sanctioned load of 2690 kW under tariff C-2a(28). They are also already supplying/selling power to Lahore Cantonment area. LESCO made reference to letter No. NEPRNSA(CA)/TDC-10/18815-24 dated 03-1 2-2018 vide which DISCO are directed to deliver the Order of the Authority to the entities for regularization of their resale activity within three months and submit compliance report. Whereas above mentioned BPC(s) are involve in resale of power activity but they have not got their activity regularized. That it is neither permissible under the Utility Practices nor any law that a BPC can have two separate electric power connections from two separate, distinct and independent companies I sources at the same time therefore these BPC(s) cannot be allowed to have two independent connections simultaneously from LESCO and the applicant;
(c). LESCO further added that it is already on list of Privatization and a check list has been issued by the Ministry of Privatization for the purpose of actions that should not be taken without the prior consent I clearance of the Privatization Commission are inclusive of the following: (a). sale or transfer of licenses, permits etc.; and (b). closing of any line of business. LESCO referred to observations and financial implications raised by CPPAGL in the same nature case for grant of generation license in respect of 1.897 MWp Solar Power Project vide letter No. CPPA-GICTOIDGM(Renewable)/Shams Power/i 2608- 13 dated 13-06-2019. LESCO submitted that CPPAGL has further recommended vide letter No. CPPA- G/2018/CEO/6221-35 dated 26-10-2018 that existing Demand Vs Supply scenario, as placed in the NEPRA (State of Industry Report (SlR-2017), envisages surplus
Page 4 of 15 capacity from 2018. Accordingly, NEPRA should review the demand and supply projections before granting any further generation licenses as per existing legal and regulatory framework, thus avoiding concomitant financial implications. Lastly LESCO requested that the above comments must be considered before taking any decision in this regard and SBEPL may not be granted generation license for sale of power to valuable consumer MES; and
(d). MoST submitted that installation of 4.00 MW Solar Power Generation Plant at Lahore and Okara Cantonment will result in reduction of power consumption from the grid in the area. Type and model of PV Panels are not mentioned in the notice. Therefore, MoST recommended that the panels should be IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) and UL (Underwriters Laboratories) certified. Furthermore, MoST cannot comment on the financial or other ToR's of the aforementioned project.
(ii). The Authority considered the above comments of CPPAGL, LESCO and MoST and considered it appropriate seeking perspective of SBEPL. On the observations of CPPAGL, it was submitted that prime facie the application of SBEPL fulfills the LCOC considering the fact that as new transmission facilities are not required therefore, no such costs is involved. There are no constraints for transmission system as the generation facilities are located near to the premises of MES at their own property and the existing infrastructure for supply for electric power will be used. MES will only be sharing minimum load on solar, while the major bulk of its load shall remain with the relevant DISCO. Since such a minimal load is being shared, that too during a few hours of the day, there should not be that significant of an effect on the fixed capacity charges. The load will remain connected with the local grid and get the electricity supply through its respective DISCOs to fulfill the maximum demands of the respective Army Garrisons.
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REGISTRAR Page 5 of 15 (iii). On the comments of LESCO, reference to section-22 of NEPRA Act is applicable only where the BPC(s) intends to stop the purchase of electric power from the distribution company. However, in this case, MES is not switching over to another power generation resource, rather they are only sharing 2% (in Lahore) and 25-30% (in Okara) of their total sanctioned load to solar generation while the remaining consumption shall remain with LESCO. With reference to Order of Authority, SBEPL submitted that MES is only service provider and most of its consumers are eligible for electricity under the provisions of Quatering and Rent Rules, Chapter VII. Where consumers are not eligible to free consumption of electricity, MES purchases the electricity on bulk rates and supplies to the consumers on rebate basis, as per their policy. SBEPL added that Utility Law does not prohibit a BPC from buying power from a private party as well as a DISCO. Furthermore, additional capacity is not being added to the grid so demand supply is irrelevant. On the comments of MoST, it was confirmed that the proposed PV cells will be from Tier-I suppliers having the required certification.
(iv). The Authority considered above submissions of SBEPL and considered it appropriate to proceed further in the matter of the application of SBEPL for the consideration of grant of Generation Licence application as stipulated in the Licensing Regulations and NEPRA Licensing (Generation) Rules, 2000 (the "Generation Rules").
(C). Findinqs/Comments
(i). The Authority examined the submissions of SBEPL including the information provided with its application, comments of the stakeholders, rejoinder submitted by SBEPL, the relevant rules & regulations in the matter. The observations in the matter are explained in the following paragraphs.
(ii). The Authority has observed that the applicant i.e. SBEPL is an entity incorporated under Section 16 of the Companies Act, 2017 (XIX of 2017), having Corporate Universal Identification No. 0135092, dated June 11, 2019. It is a private limited company having Business Office at D-180, Block-5, Clifton
REGISTRAR I, Page 6 of 15 Karachi, South Sindh. According to the Memorandum of Association, the objects of the company, inter a/ia, including business of electric power generation. The main sponsor of the SBEPL is Solis Energy Solutions Private Limited which is involved in providing solar based solutions for different clients. The said company is also certified by AEDB for providing Net-Metering Solutions to various household and industrial consumers.
(iii). In addition to above, the application for grant of generation licence under consideration envisages setting up generation facilities for MES at three (03) different locations. Initially the company envisaged to have total Installation of 4.00 MW comprising of two locations: (a). 1.00 MW at Lahore Cantonment; and (b). 3.00 MW at Okara Cantonment. However, the same was changed to 5.00 MW comprising of three (03) locations: (a). 1.00 MW at Lahore Cantonment; (b). 3.00 MWp at Okara Cantonment; and (C). 1.00 MW at Chunian Cantonment. In this regard, , it is pertinent to that SBEPL plans supplying to the aforementioned facilities of MES as BPC(s) through cable located on private property owned by the Pakistan Army. According to the submitted information, the total cost of the project will be about Pak. Rs. 425.67 million which will be financed through a combination of debt (80% of the total cost of project i.e. Rs. 362.143 million) and equity (of 20% of the total cost of project i.e. Rs.90.535 million). In this regard, a number of financial institution/commercial banks have shown their willingness to finance the debt portion of the project.
(iv). The Authority has considered the submissions of SAEPL and observed that the company carried out a feasibility study of the project including, inter a/ia, details of equipment of PV solar plant, PV-sitting details, power production estimates and other allied equipments. The review of the feasibility study reveals that for the above mentioned three locations to achieve a total capacity of 5.00 MW the company will be installing a total of 15,204 PV cells each of 330 Wp. In consideration of the said, it is clarified that the company plans installing PV cells from Tier-I manufactures including Jinko Solar, JA Solar, Renesola or Trina Solar Limited. It is pertinent to mention that
Page 7 of 15 the company has confirmed that deal for purchase of PV Cells of TSM-330 PE14A has been locked with Trina Solar where the manufacturer has assured an average capacity factor of 16.75%.
(v). As explained above, the supply from proposed generation facilities will be supplied to different entities of MES. According to the system study of the project, the dispersal to the BPC will be made at 11kV through cables located/private property owned by the Pakistan Army not involving any public or third party. In this regard, it is pertinent to mention BPC is defined term as stipulated in Section 2 (ii) of the NEPRA Act. According to the said, a BPC is a consumer which purchases or receives electric power, at one premises, in an amount of one megawatt or more or in such other amount and voltage level and with such other characteristics as the Authority may specify and the Authority may specify different amounts and voltage levels and with such other characteristics for different areas. In terms of Section 2 (xxva) of the NEPRA Act, for the purpose of specified means specified by regulations made by the Authority under the NEPRA Act.
(vi). Further to the above, Section 2(v) of the NEPRA Act defines the term "Distribution" wherein the ownership, operation, management and control of distribution facilities located on private property and used solely to move or deliver electric power to the person owning, operating, managing and controlling those facilities or to tenants thereof is not included in the definition of "distribution". As explained above, the distribution facilities to be used for delivery of electric power to different three (03) locations of MES are located on private property (without involving any public property or any third party) will be owned, operated, managed and controlled by the respective entity therefore, the supply of electric power to various entities by SBEPL does not constitute a distribution activity under the Act, and a distribution licence will not be required by the company.
(vii). SBEPL has submitted that it carried out an Initial Environmental Examination (lEE) of the project confirming that there will not be any adverse
Page 8 of 15 impact to the environment as solar installation will be carried out on the existing available infrastructure of Lahore, Okara and Chunian Cantonments. SBEPL has informed that the lEE has already been submitted to the Environment Protection Agency of Government of the Punjab (EPAGoPb) for issuance of No Objection Certificate (NOC) and the same is in advance stage. In this regard, SBEPL has also confirmed that the required approval/NOC will be submitted to the Authority, once it is issued.
(viii). The grant of a generation licence is governed by the provisions of Rule-3 of the Generation Rules. It is pertinent to mention that SBEPL has provided the details of the proposed generation facility about (a). location; (b). size; (c). technology; (d). interconnection arrangement; (e). technical limits; (f). technical functional specification and (g). other specific/relevant details as stipulated in Rule-3 (1) of the Generation Rules. According to the Rule-3(5) of the Generation Rules, the Authority may refuse to issue a generation licence where the site, technology, design, fuel, tariff or other relevant matters pertaining to the proposed generation facility/solar power plant! solar farm proposed in an application for a generation licence are either not suitable on environmental grounds or do not satisfy the LCOC. In this regard, the Rule-3(5) of the Generation Rules stipulates the conditions pertaining to LCOC which includes (a). sustainable development or optimum utilization of the RE or non- RE resources proposed for generation of electric power; (b). the availability of indigenous fuel and other resources; (c). the comparative costs of the construction, operation and maintenance of the proposed generation facility/solar power plant! solar farm against the preferences indicated by the Authority; (d). the cost and right-of-way considerations related to the provision of transmission and interconnection facilities; (e). the constraints on the transmission system likely to result from the proposed generation facility/generation facility/solar power plant/solar farm and the costs of the transmission system expansion required to remove such constraints; (f). the short-term and the long-term forecasts for additional capacity requirements; (g). the tariff resulting or likely to result from the construction or operation of the proposed generation facility/solar power plant/solar farm; and (h). the optimum
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utilization of various sites in the context of both the short-term and the long-term requirements of the electric power industry as a whole.
(ix). In view of the above, it is considered that the proposed project will result in optimum utilization of the RE which was earlier untapped, resulting in pollution free electric power. It is pertinent to mention that solar is an indigenous source and such resources should have a preference for the energy security. As explained in the preceding paragraphs above, the company will be supplying to BPC(s) directly which only involve laying feeders of length of a few meters which concludes that the project will not face any constraints in transmission of power. Further, being located in the same vicinity of the BPC(s), the project will not result in cost and right-of-way issue for the provision of interconnection facilities. In view of the said, it is considered that the project of SBEPL fulfills the eligibility criteria for grant of generation licence as stipulated in the NEPRA Act, rules and regulations and other applicable documents.
(D). Grant of Licence
(I). The Authority considers that sustainable and affordable energy/electricity is a key prerequisite for socio-economic development of any country. In fact, the economic growth of any country is directly linked with the availability of safe, secure, reliable and cheaper supply of energy/electricity. In view of the said, the Authority is of the considered opinion that for sustainable development, all indigenous power generation resources especially RE must be developed on priority basis.
(ii). The Authority observes that the existing energy mix of the country is heavily skewed towards the thermal power plants, mainly operating on imported fossil fuels. The continuous import of fossil fuels not only creates pressure on the precious foreign exchange reserves of the country but is also an environmental concern. Therefore, in order to achieve sustainable development, it is imperative that indigenous RE resources are given priority for power generation and their development is encouraged. The Authority is really
Page 10 of 15 encouraged to observe that with each passing day, the cost of RE technologies is showing downward trend making the same affordable for commercial use. The Authority is also encouraged to observe that the Govt. of Pakistan is planning to enhance the share of RE from its current level of 5% of the Installed capacity to 30% of the total installed capacity by 2030. Furthermore, a number of initiatives are also being undertaken in the private sector in this regard.
(iii). The Authority has observed that in the current case, SBEPL has approached for the grant of a Generation Licence for setting up a generation facilities with a cumulative Installed Capacity of 5.00 MW for supplying to BPC(s) which are also existing consumers of its respective DISCO. The Authority considers that the above proposal of SBEPL is in line with the provisions of the NEPRA Act, relevant rules and regulations framed thereunder and vision of the Govt. of Pakistan to enhance the contribution of RE in generation of electric power. The project will not only help SBEPL in diversifying its portfolio but will also enhance the energy security of the BPC(s). Further, the project will also help in reducing the carbon emission by generating clean electricity, thus improving the environment.
(iv). As explained above, SBEPL has provided the details of location, technology, size, net capacity/energy yield, interconnection arrangements, technical details and other related information for the proposed PV based generation facilities/solar power plants/Solar Farms. In this regard, the Authority has observed that sponsors of the project have acquired/available with them the required land for setting up the distinct PV based generation facilities. The said details are being incorporated in the generation licence.
(v). The Authority has observed that proposed generation facilities of SBEPL will be used for supplying to different BPC(s). According to Section-2(ii) of the NEPRA Act, a consumer which purchases or receives electric power at one premises, in an amount of one megawatt or more or in such amount and voltage level and with such characteristics as the Authority may determine/specify is treated as BPC. It is pertinent to mention that the relevant
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c\fl regulation in this regard are still under formation and in the absence of the same the Authority has been allowing even amount of less than 1.00 MW to be treated as BPC therefore, the Authority allows all the above mentioned entities explained in the preceding Paras to be BPC(s) of SBEPL.
(vi). Regarding supply to the BPC(s), the Authority observes that the BPC(s) and the proposed generation facilities of SBEPL is located within the same premises and the BPC(s) will be supplied through underground cable/feeder of 11kv. Pursuant to proviso to Section-21 of the NEPRA Act, the Authority is empowered to allow a generation company to sell electric power to BPC(s) located in the service territory of a distribution company. In view of the said, the Authority allows the SBEPL to sell electricity to BPC(s). Further, under Section-2(v) of the NEPRA Act, ownership, operation, management and control of distribution facilities located on private property and used solely to move or deliver electric power to the person owning, operating, managing and controlling those facilities or to tenants thereof has not been included in the definition of "distribution". Based on the said considerations that the proposed BPC(s) are located within the same premises and no public areas are involved, the supply of power to BPC(s) by SBEPL does not constitute a distribution activity under the NEPRA Act, and SBEPL will not require a distribution licence for supplying to the BPC(s).
(vii). The term of a generation licence under Rule-5(1) of the Generation Rules is required to match with the maximum expected useful life of the units comprised in a generation facility. According to the information provided by SBEPL, the Commercial Operation Date (COD) of the proposed generation facility/solar power plant will be February 28, 2021 and it will have a useful life of around twenty five (25) years from its COD. In this regard, SBEPL has requested that the term of the proposed generation licence may be fixed as per the said useful life of generation facilities/solar power plants/Solar Farms. The Authority considers that said submission of SBEPL about the useful life of the generation facilities/solar power plantslSolar Farms and the subsequent request of SBEPL to fix the term of the generation licence is consistent with
Page 12 of 15 international benchmarks; therefore, the Authority fixes the term of the generation licence to twenty five (25) years from COD of the project subject to Section-14 B of the NEPRA Act.
(viii). The Authority considers the environmental issues arising from the installation of any project of prime importance. As explained in the preceding paragraphs, SBEPL has confirmed that it has carried out lEE of the project. Further, SBEPL has also confirmed that the project will not have any adverse impact on the environment and the necessary NOC will be submitted in due course of time. In view of the importance of the matter, the Authority decides to make SBEPL obligatory for compliance of environmental standards. In this regard, the Authority includes a specific article pertaining to compliance of environmental standards in the generation licence. Further, the Authority directs SBEPL to submit the required approval/NOC from EPAGoPb in due course of time but not later than six months of issuance of this determination.
(ix). Regarding the rates, charges and terms and conditions of tariff between SBEPL and its BPC(s), it is reiterated that under Section-7(3)(a) of the NEPRA Act, determining tariff, rate and charges etc. is the sole prerogative of the Authority. However, the Authority observes that tariff between SBEPL and its BPC(s), does not affect any pther consumer or third party. Therefore for the purpose of tariff, the Authority considers it appropriate directing SBEPL and its BPC(s) to agree on a bilateral agreement and accordingly SBEPL will be allowed to charge the agreed tariff subsequent to the grant of the generation licence.
(x). The Authority has duly considered the comments of different stakeholders as explained above. In this regard, the Authority has observed that CPPAGL has raised various concerns including: (a). compliance of the LCOC; (b). new tariff for consumers having dual connection; (c). specifying share of distributed generation in the IGCEP; and (d). approval of design of competitive wholesale market. Whereas, LESCO has raised issues including: (a). BPC(s) are not permissible to have electric supply from two independent
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companies/sources as per Utility Practices or any other law; (b). LESCO is in the list of Privatization, and therefore steps like sale or transfer of licenses and closing of any line of business cannot be carried out without prior consent of the Privatization Commission; and (c). review of demand-supply projections before issuance of Generation Licence.
(xi). On the concerns of CPPAGL, the Authority hereby confirms that it has duly considered the relevant provisions of related rules to confirm that proposal of SBEPL fulfils the requirements prescribed under the relevant rules and regulations including LCOC as explained in preceding paragraphs above. About the proposal of CPPAGL to have a new tariff for such consumers having dual supply arrangement (i.e. from the grid through DISCO as well as self- generation/third party source as in the current case), the Authority considers this an important issue but at the same time is of the view that it is not relevant to current case being an application of a generation licence. The Authority is cognizant of the situation and has already included this issue as part of the proceedings for the tariff petitions of the DISCO(s) which is under deliberation and is expected to be decided in due course of time without affecting the grant of generation licence to SBEPL. Regarding the suggestion to specify the share of distributed generation in the IGCEP, the Authority considers that planning function needs special consideration to have a true picture of the demand- supply situation of the system. The Authority emphasizes that DISCO(s) and NTDC must refine their process to capture a true picture for the future requirements by revitalizing their planning function by having suitable tools in the matter including the process of registration for entities like SBEPL etc. As regards the approval of design of competitive wholesale market, the Authority through its determination N EPRA/DG(Lic)/LAMO1-26389-398 dated December 05, 2019, has already approved the same.
(xii). Regarding the comments of LESCO about the dual connection, the Authority has been allowing such proposals in the past on case to case basis and considers such an arrangement viable subject to having suitable protection system in place. Therefore, the Authority directs SBEPL and its
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BPC(s) to deploy suitable protection scheme. Regarding the sale or transfer of licence, it is pertinent to mention that there is no sale or transfer of licence; however, a licence is being granted to SBEPL for generation activity. The Authority hereby confirms that grant of generation licence to SBEPL will not have any impact on the assets of LESCO and will not have any effect on its future privatization. With regards to supply-demand projection, it is hereby clarified that 5.00 MWp is not a significant amount which can affect the existing projections. In view of the said, the observations of CPPAGL and LESCO stand addressed and settled.
(xiii). In consideration of the above, the Authority hereby approves the grant of generation licence to SBEPL on the terms and conditions set out in the generation licence annexed to this determination. The grant of generation licence will be subject to the provisions contained in the NEPRA Act, relevant rules, regulations framed thereunder and other applicable documents.
Authority:
Rafique Ahmed Shaikh (Member)
Rehmatullah Baloch (Did not Attend-Away) (Member)
Engr. Bahadur Shah (Member)
Saif Ullah Chattha (MemberNice Chairman)
Engr. Tauseef H. Farooqi (Chairman)
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GENERATION LICENCE No. SGC/143/2020
In exercise of the powers conferred upon the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) under Section 14B of the Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power Act, 1997, as amended or replaced from time to time, the Authority hereby grants a Generation Licence to:
SOLIS BRAVO ENERGY (PRIVATE) LIMITED
Incorporated Under Section-16 of the Companies Act, 2017 (XIX of 2017) Having Corporate Universal Identification No. 0135092, datedJune 11, 2019
for its Generation Facility/Solar Farm/Solar Power Plant Located at Lahore, Chunian & Okàra Cantonment in the Province of Punjab
(Total Installed Capacity: z 05.00 MWp Gross) to engage in generation business subject to and in accordance with the Articles of this Licence. Given under my hand this on 0'day of September Two Thousand & Twenty and expires on 27th day of February Two Thou -six.
Registrar Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Article-I Definitions
1.1 InthisLicence
(a). "Act" means the Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power Act, 1997, as amended or replaced from time to time;
(b). "Applicable Documents" mean the Act, the rules and regulations framed by the Authority under the Act, any documents or instruments issued or determinations made by the Authority under any of the foregoing or pursuant to the exercise of its powers under the Act, the Grid Code, the applicable Distribution Code, the Commercial Code if any, or the documents or instruments made by the Licensee pursuant to its generation licence, in each case of a binding nature applicable to the Licensee or, where applicable, to its affiliates and to which the Licensee or any of its affiliates may be subject;
(C). "Applicable Law" means all the Applicable Documents;
(d). "Authority" means the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority constituted under Section-3 of the Act;
(e). "Bulk Power Consumer (BPC)" means a consumer which purchases or receives electric power, at one premises, in an amount of one (01) megawatt or more or in such other amount and voltage level and with such other characteristics as the Authority may specify and the Authority may specify different amounts and voltage levels and with such other characteristics for different areas;
(f). "Bus Bar" means a system of conductors in the generation facility/Solar Power Plant of the Licensee on which the electric power fro - the photovoltaic cells is collected for supplying to
Page 1 of 6 of the Articles of Generation Licence Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh the Power Purchaser;
(9). "Commercial Code" means the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Market Operator Registration, Standards and Procedure) Rules, 2015 as amended or replaced from time to time;
(h). "Commercial Operations Date (COD)" means the day immediately following the date on which the generation facility/Solar Power Plant of the Licensee is Commissioned;
"Commissioned" means the successful completion of commissioning of the generation facility/Solar Power Plant for continuous operation and despatch to the Power Purchaser;
U). "Distribution Code" means the distribution code prepared by the concerned XW-DlSCO and approved by the Authority, as may be revised from time to time with necessary approval of the Authority;
(k). "Energy Purchase Agreement-EPA" means the energy purchase agreement, entered or to be entered into by and between the Power Purchaser and the Licensee, for the purchase and sale of electric energy generated by the generation facility/Solar Power Plant, as may be amended by the parties thereto from time to time;
"Generation Rules" mean the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Licensing (Generation) Rules, 2000 as amended or replaced from time to time;
(m). "Grid Code" means the grid code prepared and revised from time to time by NTDC with necessary approval of the Authority;
(n). "Licence" means this licence granted to the Licensee for its generation facility/Solar Power Plant/Solar Farm;
Page 2 of 6 of the Articles of Generation Licence Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited -18O, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh
(o). "Licensee" means Soils Bravo Enerqv (Private) Limited or its successors or permitted assigns;
(p). "Licensing Regulations" mean the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Licensing (Application & Modification Procedure) Regulations, 1999 as amended or replaced from time to time;
(q). "Net Delivered Energy" means the net electric energy expressed in kWh that is generated by the generation facility/Solar Power Plant/Solar Farm of the Licensee at its outgoing Bus Bar and delivered to the Power Purchaser;
(r). "Power Purchaser" means the BPC which will be purchasing electric power from the Licensee, pursuant to a EPA for procurement of electric power;
(s). "Solar Farm" means a cluster of photovoltaic cells installed on the ground or any other suitable place in the same location used for production of electric power";
(t). "XW-DISCO' means an Ex-WAPDA distribution company engaged in the distribution of electric power".
1.2 The words and expressions used but not defined herein bear the meaning given thereto in the Act or rules and regulations issued under the Act.
Article-2 Applicability of Law
This Licence is issued subject to the provisions of the Applicable Law, as amended or replaced from time to time.
Page 3 of 6 of the Articles of Generation Licence Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited 0-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Article-3 Generation Facilities
3.1 The location, size (capacity in MW), technology, interconnection arrangements, technical limits, technical functional specifications and other details specific to the generation facility/Solar Power Plant of the Licensee are set out in Schedule-I of this Licence.
3.2 The net capacity/Net Delivered Energy of the generation facility/Solar Power Plant of the Licensee is set out in Schedule-Il of this Licence. The Licensee shall provide the final arrangement, technical and financial specifications and other specific details pertaining to its generation facility/Solar Power Plant before it is Commissioned.
Article-4 Term of Licence
4.1 This Licence shall become effective from the date of its issuance and will have a term of twenty five (25) years from the COD of the generation facility/Solar Power Plant, subject to the provisions of Section-14(B) of the Act.
4.2 Unless suspended or revoked earlier, the Licensee may apply for renewal of this Licence ninety (90) days prior to the expiry of the above term, as stipulated in the Generation Rules read with the Licensing Regulations.
Article-5 Licence fee
The Licensee shall pay to the Authority the Licence fee as stipulated in the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Fees) Rules, 2002 as amended or replaced from time to time.
Article-6 Tariff
The Licensee is allowed to charge the Power Purchaser/BPC a mutually agreed tariff.
Page 4 of 6 of the Articles of Generation Licence Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, In the Province of Sindh Article-7 Competitive Trading Arrangement
7.1 The Licensee shall participate in such manner as may be directed by the Authority from time to time for development of a Competitive Trading Arrangement. The Licensee shall in good faith work towards implementation and operation of the aforesaid Competitive Trading Arrangement in the manner and time period specified by the Authority. Provided that any such participation shall be subject to any contract entered into between the Licensee and another party with the approval of the Authority.
7.2 Any variation or modification in the above-mentioned contracts for allowing the parties thereto to participate wholly or partially in the Competitive Trading Arrangement shall be subject to mutual agreement of the parties thereto and such terms and conditions as may be approved by the Authority.
Article-8 Maintenance of Records
For the purpose of sub-rule (1) of Rule-19 of the Generation Rules, copies of records and data shall be retained in standard and electronic form and all such records and data shall, subject to just claims of confidentiality, be accessible by authorized officers of the Authority.
Article-9 Compliance with Performance Standards
The Licensee shall comply with the relevant provisions of the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Performance Standards (Generation) Rules 2009 as amended or replaced from time to time.
Article-lO Compliance with Environmental & Safety Standards
10.1 The generation facility/Solar Power Plant of the Licensee shall comply with the environmental and safety standards as may be prescribed by the relevant competent authority as amended or replaced from time to time.
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10.2 The Licensee shall provide a certificate on a bi-annual basis, confirming that the operation of its generation facility/Solar Power Plant is in conformity with required environmental sta ndards as prescribed by the relevant competent authority as amended or replaced from time to time.
Article-Il Power off take Point and Voltaqe
The Licensee shall deliver the electric power to the Power Purchaser at the outgoing Bus Bar of its generation facility/Solar Power Plant. The Licensee shall be responsible for the up-gradation (step up) of generation voltage up to the required dispersal voltage level.
Article-12 Provision of Information
In accordance with provisions of Section-44 of the Act, the Licensee shall be obligated to provide the required information in any form as desired by the Authority without any exception.
Article-I 3 Compliance with Applicable Law
The Licensee shall comply with the provisions of the Applicable Law, guidelines, directions and prohibitory orders of the Authority as issued from time to time.
Page 6 of 6 of the Articles of Generation Licence Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh
SCHEDU LE-I
The Location, Size (i.e. Capacity in MW), Type of Technology, Interconnection Arrangements, Technical Limits, Technical/Functional Specifications and other details specific to the Generation Facilities of the Licensee are described in this Schedule.
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Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Location of the Generation Facilities/Solar Power PlantslSolar Farms of the Licensee
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Page 2 of 16 of Schedule -I C-) Generation Licence Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited 0-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Land Coordinates of the Generation Facilities/Solar Power Plants/Solar Farms of the Licensee
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Location-I: Lahore Cantonment
Location-Il: Chunian Cantonment
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Page 3 of 16 of Schedule-I Generation Licence Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Land Coordinates of the Generation Facilities/Solar Power Plants/Solar Farms of the Licensee
Serial Location Latitude Longitude Number
Lahore Cantonment (Location-I) 31°32'53.45"N 74°2558.23"E 1.
2. Chunian Cantonment (Location-li) 30°58'19.29"N 73°57'41.64"E
3 Okara Cantonment (Location-Ill) 30°45'12.23"N 73°21'20.28"E
Page 4 of 16 of Schedule -I Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Process Flow Diaciram of the Generation Facilities/Solar Power Plants/Solar Farms of the Licensee
':1 To Client's Load
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Page 5 of 16 of Schedule-I Generation Licence Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Single Line Diagram Of the Generation Facilities/Solar Power Plants Of the Licensee
Single Line Diagram LECENOS 1007.16KW LAIIQRE 0
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Location-I: Lahore Cantonment
Single Line Diagram LEGENDS 1.007.16KW CHUNIA
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Location-Il: Chunian Cantonment
Single Line Diagram .ZGCDS 3003KW Dkara 0
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N Generation Licence Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited 0-180. Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Interconnection Arranciement/Transmission Facilities for DisDersal of Power from the Generation Facilities/Solar Power Plants/Solar Farms of the Licensee
The electric power generated from the distinct/different generation facility of the Licensee will be delivered/supplied to a Bulk Power Consumer (BPC) in the name of Military Engineering Services (MES) located at Lahore, Chunian & Okara Cantonment, in the province of Punjab.
(2). The details pertaining to BPC, supply arrangement and other relating information is provided in the subsequent description of this Schedule. Any change in the said, shall be communicated to the Authority in due course of time.
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L4 Generation Licence Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Details of Generation Facilities/Solar Power Plants! Solar Farms
(A). General Information
Name of the Company/Licensee Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited Registered/ Business office (ii) D-18O, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the of the Company/Licensee Province of Sindh MES for its Lahore Location-i Cantonment at Lahore, in the Province of Punjab
Location(s) of the MES for its Chunian (iii). generation facilities! Solar Location-Il Cantonment at Chunian, Power Plants! Solar Farms in the Province of Punjab MES for its Okara Location-Ill Cantonment at Okara, in the Province of Punjab
Type of the generation (iv). facilities! Solar Power Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Plants! Solar Farms
(B). Solar Power Generation Technology & Capacity
(i). Type of Technology Photovoltaic (PV) Cell
(ii). System Type On Grid
Location-I 01.00 MW Installed Capacity of the generation facilities/ Solar (iii). Location-li Power Plants! Solar Farms 01.00 MW (MWp) Location-Ill 03.00 MWp
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Total 05.00 MWp
Location-I 3052x330 Watt
(iv). Number of Panel/Modules Location-Il 3052x330 Watt
Location-Ill 9100x330 Watt
No. of 109 Strings Location-I Modules in a 28 string No. of 109 Strings (v). PV Array Location-Il Modules in a 28 string No. of 325 Strings Location-Ill Modules in a 28 string
Quantity 6
SMA Sunny Make Location-I High-power 150-20 Capacity (vi). Invertor (s) of each 150 kW Unit
Quantity 6
Location-Il SMA Sunny Make High-power 150-20
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Capacity of each 150kW Unit
Quantity 18
SMA Sunny Make High-power Location-Ill 150-20
Capacity of each 150kW Unit
(C). Technical Details of Equipment
(a). Solar Panels — PV Modules
(I). Type of Module TSM-330 PEI4A
(ii). Type of Cell Polycrystalline
(iii). Dimension of each Module 1956x992x40mm
(iv). No. of Panels 15,204
(v). Total Module Area 1.94 m2
(vi). Frame of Panel Silver Anodized Aluminium Alloy
(vii). Weight of one Module 22.5 kg
No of Solar Cells in each (viii). 72 module
(ix). Efficiency of module 17%
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(x). Maximum Power (Pmax) 330
(xi). Voltage @ Pmax
(xii). Current @ Pmax 8.87
(xiii). Open circuit voltage (Voc) 46.1
(xiv). Short circuit current (lsc) 9.38
Maximum system open 1500 V ' ' Circuit Voltage
(b). PVArray
Location 1: 109
(i). Nos. of Strings Location 2: 109
Location 3: 325
Location 1: 28
(ii). Modules in a string Location 2: 28
Location 3: 28
(c). lnverters
(i). Capacity of each unit 150 kW
(ii). Manufacturer SMA Sunny High-power 150-20
Input Operating Voltage (iii). 800 - 1450
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Generation Licence Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh
(iv). Number of Inverters 30
(v). Efficiency of inverter 99.1% (Max.), 98.8% (Euro.)
Max. Allowable Input (vi). 1500 V DC voltage
(vii). Max. Current 180 A
Max. Power Point (viii). 880 - 1450 V Tracking Range
(ix). Output electrical system 3P + PE, 350 / 600 V
(x). Rated Output Voltage 600 V
> 0.99; 0.8 leading — 0.8 lagging (xi). Power Factor (adjustable) adjustable
(xii). Power control MPP tracker
(xiii). Rated Frequency 50/60 Hz
Relative 0-100%, condensing Humidity (xiv). Environmental Enclosures Operating -25 to +60°C temperature
A DC switch AC short circuit B protection (xv). Grid Operating protection DC overvoltage C protection (Type 2)
D Anti-Island Protection
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DC Reverse E connection protection
(d). Data Cotlectinq System
Continuous online logging with data (i). System Data logging software to portal.
(D). Other Details
Expected COD of the (i). generation facilities/ Solar February 28, 2021 Power Plants! Solar Farms
Expected useful Life of the generation facilities! Solar 25 ears ' ' Power Plants from the COD
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REGISTRAR
Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, ClIfton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh V-I Curve of the Generation Facilities/Solar Power Plants! Solar Farms of the Licensee
Cunent-Voltage & Power-Voltage Curves (315W)
320 Cot bC1p = 25
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150
2C W 100 50 0 0 0 10 20 30 30 50
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Generation Ucence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited 0-180, Biock 5, Chfton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh
Information Reqardinq Consumer(s)/ BPC(s) i.e. MES to be Supplied by the Licensee i.e. SBEPL
(i). No. of locations Three units (03) of MES MES for its Lahore Cantonment at Lahore, in the Province of Punjab Location of consumers MES for its Chunian Cantonment at (ii). (distance and/or identity Chunian, in the Province of Punjab of premises) MES for its Okara Cantonment at Okara, in the Province of Punjab
(iii). Contracted Capacity 05.00 MW
Specify Whether: The consumer is an Associate MES does not have direct association with (a). yes, specify percentage (iv). ownership of equity; (b). There are common Currently, there are no common directors of directorships: MES and SBEPL. Either can exercise (C). influence or control No over the other. Specify nature of contractual Relationship Between the SBEPL will construct and operate solar (a). consumer and plant and provide electricity for MES SBEPL. operations. (v). Location-I Location-Il Location-Ill
(b). Consumer and Lahore Chunian Okara LESCO. 2690 kW 68 kW 4500 kW sanctioned sanctioned sanctioned load load load
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Generation Licence Solis Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-180, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Information Reqardinq Distribution Network for Supølv of Electric Power to BPC in the name of MES
(I). No. of Feeders Three (03)
Location-I 135m
(ii). Length of each Feeder Location-li 220m
Location-Ill lOOm
In respect of all the Feeders, describe the property (streets, The 11 kV feeder supplying power to farms, Agri land, etc.) through, MES locations is located on public (iii). under or over which they pass property owned by the MES itself, right up to the premises of without crossing of any public or third customer, whether they cross- party private property etc. over. Whether owned by SBEPL, Consumer or LESCO (deal with each Feeder Separately) If owned by LESCO, (iv). (a). particulars of contractual NA arrangement Operation and maintenance (b). MES responsibility for each feeder
Whether connection with Location-i C-2a(28) network of LESCO exists (whether active or not)- If yes, 'v Location-Il C-lc(26) ' provide details of connection arrangements (both technical and contractual) Location-Ill C-2b(29)
Any other network information deemed relevant for disclosure 'vi' NA ' ' to or consideration of the Authority.
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SCHEDULE-Il
The Total Installed Gross ISO Capacity of the Generation FacilitylPower Plant/Solar Plant (MW), Total Annual Full Load (Hours), Average Sun Availability, Total Gross Generation of the Generation Facility/Solar Farm (in kWh), Annual Energy Generation (25 years Equivalent Net Annual Production-AEP) KWh and Net Capacity Factor of the Generation Facility/Solar Farm of Licensee are given in this Schedule.
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SCHEDULE-Il
Location-I Location-Il Location-Ill (Lahore) (Chunian) (Okara)
Cty of (1). 01.00 MW 01.00 MW 03.00 MW
Average Sun Hour Availability/Day 7 to 7 '2' 7.5 to 7.5 7 to 7.5 ' ' (Irradiance on Inclined Hours Hours Hours Surface)
(3). No. of days per year 365 365 365
Annual generating capacity of Generation Facilities (As 1,479.79 1,471.29 4,420.17 1• Per Simulation reports of 3 MWh MWh MWh units)
Total expected generation of the Generation Facilities/Solar Power 34,047.86 33,852.20 101,701.60 I. Plants/Solar Farms during MWh MWh MWh the twenty five (25) years term of this license
Annual generation of Generation Facilities/ Solar 8,822.72 8,822.72 26,306.28 '6' ' ' Power Plants/Solar Farms MWh MWh MWh based on 24 hours working
Net Capacity Factor of (7). Generation Facilities/ Solar 16.77% 16.67% 16.80% Power Plants/Solar Farms
Note
All the above figures are indicative as provided by the Licensee. The Net Delivered Energy available to Power Purchaser for dispatch will be determined through procedures contained in the Energy Purchase Agreement (EPA) or the Applicable Document(s).
Page 2 of 2 of Schedule-il Generation Licence Soils Bravo Energy (Private) Limited D-1 80, Block 5, Clifton Karachi, in the Province of Sindh Authorization of Authority to Soils Bravo Enerqv (Private) Limited (SBEPL)
Incorporated under Section-I 6 of the Companies Act, 2017 (XIX of 2017) having Corporate Universal Identification No. 0135092, dated June 11,2019
GENERATION LICENCE No. SGC/14312020 For Sale to Bulk Power Consumer(s)
Pursuant to Section-22 of the Act and Rule-7 of the Generation Rules, the Authority hereby authorizes the SBEPL/(the Licensee) to engage in Second-Tier Supply business, limited to the consumer(s) as follows:
Military Engineering Services (MES) for its Lahore Cantonment, in the province of Punjab (Location-I)
(2). Military Engineering Services (MES) for its Chunian Cantonment, in the province of Punjab (Location-Il)
(3). Military Engineering Services (MES) for its Okara Cantonment, in the province of Purijab (Location-Ill)
Authorit
Did not Attend-Away
Engr. Rafique Ah d Shikh Rehmatullah Baloch (Member) (Member)
Engr. Bhadur Shah Saif Ullah Chatth • 2.>- (Member) (Member)Nice Chairman
Tauseef H ooqi-- (Chair
Second Tier Supply Authorization for the Bulk Power Purchaser